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AutoConvert Greeklish Permalinks

By Dimitris Mavroudis

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AutoConvert Greeklish Permalinks Review - In-Depth Analysis

Convert Greek characters to Latin in all permalinks instantly.

Performance Overview

WPS Score

6.96/10

User Rating

4.9/5 (based on 26+ reviews)

Active Installations

30,000+

Update Frequency

Average It is calculated using the weighted average of same category plugins.

Security Score

1 / 10 (Very Low Risk) It is calculated using the weighted average of all versions.

What It Does

AutoConvert Greeklish Permalinks converts greek characters to latin in all permalinks. The plugin makes sure that every new permalink is in greeklish and offers the option to convert all the old links with greek characters to latin.

Features include automatic conversion of every new post and term's permalink. You can also convert all your older posts and terms with a click of a button. Additionally, you can choose how dipthongs are converted.

This plugin is developed to be friendly to developers with WP-CLI support and a filter to modify the conversion.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free AutoConvert Greeklish Permalinks plugin.

Greek

Greeklish

Permalinks

Screenshots

FAQ

After you install and activate your plugin like every other WordPress plugin, every new post permalink will be now converted to greeklish automatically.

On Settings > Convert Greek Permalinks > Settings, you can also modify how the plugin converts the permalinks. Currently you can:

Enable or disable automatic conversion
Choose which post types and taxonomies you want to be affected by automatic conversion
Choose how the dipthongs will be converted

From version 3.4.0, the filter agp_convert_expressions has been added to allow you to make further changes.

function change_expressions( $expressions ) {     // You can modify the rules of conversion     $expressions['/[βΒ]/u'] = 'g';     return $expressions; } add_filter('agp_convert_expressions', 'change_expressions' );